Patient's question:
Can cervical pregnancy medication abortion be successful? Is this medication suitable for everyone for miscarriage? Are there no contraindications?Doctor's answer:
Individual differences in drug efficacy are very significant. It depends on the sensitivity of the embryo and the pregnant woman to this drug? In corner pregnancy, medication-induced abortion works by killing the embryo and stimulating uterine contractions with misoprostol to expel the embryo out of the body. If medication-induced abortion occurs again, immediate uterine curettage must be performed. Not everyone is suitable for medication-induced abortion. If there is suspicion of scarred implantation of the embryo, or if the pregnant woman has severe liver and kidney function abnormalities, medication-induced abortion is generally not recommended.